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RAPIDS: Classification Summary The RAPIDS: Classification Summary table shows the number of devices classified as
Valid, Suspected Valid, Neighbor, Suspected Neighbor, Suspected Rogue, Rogue, and
Unclassified that are attached to AirWave. In addition, contained rogue information will
appear if Manage rogue AP containment is set to Yes on the RAPIDS > Setup page.
The RAPIDS information appears from the moment a rogue is discovered until it is
deleted. Note that ignored rogues are not included in this chart.
This table can also be viewed on the RAPIDS > Overview page.
IDS Events The IDS Events table shows the number and type of attacks logged by the intrusion
detection system over the last 2 hours, the last 24 hours, and the total since the last
AirWave reboot. This is the same table that displays on the RAPIDS > Overview page.
RAPIDS: OS Pie The RAPIDS: OS Pie chart shows the top 9 rogue devices by OS, Others, Unknown, and
Not Scanned. The RAPIDS information appears from the moment a rogue is discovered
until it is deleted. Note that ignored rogues are not included in this chart.
This pie chart can also be viewed on the RAPIDS > Overview page.
RAPIDS: OS Summary The RAPIDS: OS Summary table shows the top 9 rogue devices by OS, Others, Unknown,
and Not Scanned. The RAPIDS information appears from the moment a rogue is
discovered until it is deleted. Note that ignored rogues are not included in this chart.
This table can also be viewed on the RAPIDS > Overview page.
Top Folders By AP Usage This chart lists the folders and the number of APs in each folder whose usage is greater
than the cutoff (or usage threshold). The cutoff represents 75% of the “maximum usage,”
where the maximum usage is the AP with the highest usage regardless of the folder in
which it resides. The cutoff value is displayed within the title, and this value can vary.
The chart takes into account approved APs with radios based on the last 24 hours. In
addition, this chart is updated every hour.
Top Folders By A Radio Channel
Usage
This chart shows the folders and the number of A radios (5GHz) in each folder whose
channel usage is greater than the cutoff (or usage threshold) as measured by Mbps. This
cutoff is on the on the AMP Setup > General page using the Configure Channel Busy
Threshold option. If this option is not configured, then the cutoff is 75% of the ‘maximum,’
where the ‘maximum’ refers to the AP that has the highest usage regardless of the folder
in which it resides. The cutoff value is displayed within the title, and this value can vary.
This chart takes into account approved APs with ‘A’ radios based on the last 24 hours. In
addition, this chart is updated every hour.
Top Folders By BG Radio Channel
Usage
This chart shows the folders and the number of BG radios (2.4GHz) in each folder whose
channel usage is greater than the cutoff (or usage threshold) as measured by Mbps. This
cutoff is on the on the AMP Setup > General page using the Configure Channel Busy
Threshold option. If this option is not configured, then the cutoff is 75% of the ‘maximum,’
where the ‘maximum’ refers to the AP that has the highest usage regardless of the folder
in which it resides. The cutoff value is displayed within the title, and this value can vary.
This chart takes into account approved APs with ‘BG’ radios based on the last 24 hours.
In addition, this chart is updated every hour.
Top Folders By A Radio Client Count This chart shows the folders and the number of A radios (5GHz) in each folder whose
client count is greater than the cutoff. The cutoff represents 75% of the ‘maximum,’
where the ‘maximum’ is the radio that has the highest client count regardless of the
folder. The cutoff value is displayed within the title and can vary. This chart takes into
account approved APs with A radios based on the last 24 hours. In addition, this chart is
updated every hour.
Top Folders By BG Radio Client
Count
This chart shows the folders and the number of BG radios (2.4GHz) in each folder whose
client count is greater than the cutoff. The cutoff represents 75% of the ‘maximum,’
where the ‘maximum’ is the radio that has the highest client count regardless of the
folder. The cutoff value is displayed within the title and can vary. This chart takes into
account approved APs with BG radios based on the last 24 hours. In addition, this chart
is updated every hour.
Top Clients By Total Traffic The widget looks at currently connected clients as well has client historical information
over the past 24 hours and then displays the top 10 clients with the must usage. You can
click on a MAC address to view more information about any of the clients that display on
this table. This table is updated every hour.
Table 6 Available Widgets
Widget Description
- Dell PowerConnect W 1
- AirWave 7.5 1
- Copyright 2
- Contents 3
- Chapter 1 13
- VisualRF 14
- Master Console and Failover 15
- Administrative Roles 16
- Chapter 2 17
- Getting Started 18
- Upgrading AirWave 21
- AirWave Navigation Basics 22
- Status Section 23
- Navigation Section 24
- Main Tab Description Subtabs 25
- Activity Section 26
- Help Links in the UI 27
- Common List Settings 27
- Buttons and Icons 28
- Getting Started with AirWave 29
- Figure 5 AirWave Login Form 30
- Chapter 3 31
- Customizing Columns in Lists 32
- Resetting Pagination Records 33
- Using the Pagination Widget 34
- Customizing the Dashboard 35
- Available Widgets 36
- Table 6 Available Widgets 37
- Widget Description 37
- Customized Search 38
- AMP Setup > General 39
- General Settings 40
- Firmware Upgrade Defaults 45
- AirWave User Roles 49
- User Roles and VisualRF 50
- Creating AirWave User Roles 50
- Creating AirWave Users 53
- Authentication 55
- Setting up Single Sign-On 56
- Setting Up Device Types 67
- Introduction to Cisco WLSE 68
- Initial WLSE Configuration 68
- Adding an ACS Server for WLSE 69
- Discovering Devices 69
- Managing Devices 70
- Inventory Reporting 70
- Defining Access 70
- Grouping 70
- WDS Participation 70
- Primary or Secondary WDS 71
- Configuring ACS Servers 73
- PCI Auditing 75
- Requirement Description 76
- Deploying WMS Offload 77
- Setup > General page 78
- Chapter 4 79
- AirWave Groups Overview 80
- Basic section 83
- Cisco WLC Group Configuration 100
- Priority Order 106
- Wireless Protection Policies 106
- Web Auth 106
- Setting Default Description 107
- Comparing Device Groups 110
- Deleting a Group 111
- Modifying Multiple Devices 113
- Action Description 115
- Groups > Basic 117
- Master Console. For more 117
- Chapter 5 119
- SNMP/HTTP Scanning 120
- Defining a Scan Set 121
- Running a Scan Set 122
- Column Description 123
- Adding Universal Devices 125
- Figure 78 Sample CSV File 128
- Unignoring a Device 129
- Monitoring Devices 130
- AMP Alerts 131
- IDS Events 131
- Field Description 133
- Graph Description 137
- Graph Title Description 140
- Recent ARM Events Log 141
- Active BSSIDs Table 143
- Figure 96 144
- Auditing Device Configuration 148
- Configuring AP Settings 149
- Configuring AP Settings 151
- H-REAP 153
- Monitor 153
- Rogue Detector 153
- Sniffer 153
- Receive Antenna above 154
- Field Default Description 156
- Figure 110 158
- Message Meaning 161
- Chapter 6 167
- Viewing and Adding Templates 168
- Setting Description 169
- Configuring General Templates 171
- Using Template Syntax 173
- Variable Values Meaning 174
- Using AP-Specific Variables 175
- Applying Startup-config Files 178
- WDS Settings in Templates 178
- ip scp server enable 179
- Configuring a Global Template 182
- Group Name, ssid_1 184
- Subscriber 1, Value 0 184
- Chapter 7 185
- Setting Up RAPIDS 187
- Rogue Containment Options 189
- Defining RAPIDS Rules 190
- Device OUI Score 191
- Rogue Device Threat Level 192
- Option Description 193
- Recommended RAPIDS Rules 194
- Viewing Ignored Rogue Devices 198
- Score Override 199
- Using the Audit Log 200
- Additional Resources 200
- Chapter 8 201
- Log Description 203
- Table 108 Event Log Fields 204
- Viewing Triggers 205
- Creating New Triggers 205
- Setting Triggers for Devices 208
- Option Description 208
- Delivering Triggered Alerts 212
- Viewing Alerts 212
- Responding to Alerts 213
- Overview of the Clients Pages 214
- Overview of SOTI MobiControl 226
- Section Description 229
- Backing Up AirWave 241
- Running Backup on Demand 242
- Restoring from a Backup 242
- Main Tab Description Subtabs 243
- Logging out of AirWave 244
- Chapter 9 245
- Using Daily Reports 248
- Using Custom Reports 249
- Using the Dell License Report 250
- Using the IDS Events Report 256
- Using the Inventory Report 257
- Using the New Users Report 262
- Using the Port Usage Report 263
- List of most used switches 264
- List of most used ports 264
- Using the RF Health Report 265
- Defining Reports 269
- Emailing Reports to Smarthost 273
- Chapter 10 275
- Features 276
- Useful Terms 276
- Starting VisualRF 277
- Basic QuickView Navigation 277
- Network View Navigation 278
- Display Menu 279
- Figure 198 279
- Edit Menu 280
- Figure 199 280
- Operation Description 280
- Mesh View Navigation 281
- Server Settings 283
- Location Settings 284
- Attenuation Settings 286
- VisualRF Resource Utilization 287
- Increasing Location Accuracy 291
- Adding Exterior Walls 292
- Adding Client Surveys 293
- Adding Regions 294
- Adding a Wiring Closet 295
- Configuring Infrastructure 298
- Tracking Location History 301
- Planning and Provisioning 304
- Creating a New Campus 305
- Importing a Floor Plan 307
- Editing a Floor Plan Image 308
- Tweaking a Planning Region 313
- Auto-Matching Planned Devices 314
- Exporting a campus 315
- Importing from CAD 315
- Batch Importing CAD Files 316
- Common Importation Problems 317
- Pre-Conversion Checklist 317
- VisualRF Location APIs 318
- About VisualRF Plan 319
- Installation 320
- Appendix A 321
- The Shared Secret Key 323
- Enabling the IAP Role 325
- Verifying the Shared Secret 325
- Resolving Mismatches 326
- Figure 248 Audit page 327
- Other Available Features 329
- Numerics 331
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